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He Cor DRUSK.-An iron band riveted around a
mans head will not prevent il from swelling the
morning after "a big drunk, but scotch Oats
Essence Will reduce IL very quickly, and at the
same time take away all headache, steady and
calm the nerves and set you straight In an hour.
IL Is natures natural cocktail well as the
greatest Of all brain and nerve tOnics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-28
WHAT We CAIN FoR RrKEKs

Family Medicines and Toilet Requisites
Is that they are good as any and far better than
the majority; that they are much more reasonable
In price than any; that they give entire satisfac-
ton In ninety-nve cases out OF hundred; that In
ease when they do not do all that may have been
expected OF them, OF where they may have failed
10 please Tor any reason whatsoever, the money
paid for the article Is promptly and cheerfuly re-
turned; that the very best Of material and the
greatest care Is always used IN their preparation
In short, that they are the best, most reliable,
most satisfactory, and cheapest preparations
made.
sold almost everywhere.
Illustrated catalogue and price list free by mail.
WILLIAM B. RIKER & Son,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists estab-
ushed 1916, al 353 9th avenue. New York.
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From the London Globe.
kaffir was suspected Of being in possession Of
uncut diamonds and was pursued by the officers Of
thelaw. When they came up with him he had just
shot one OF his Oxen Then they proceeded search
him. They ransacked his scanty clothing, they
combed his wOOlly head, they tried all the usual
processes but never a diamond did they find and
finally they had to retire discounted. Then the
kaillr proceeded to pick out from the dead ox's
carcass ali the diamonds with which his gun had
been loaded, and which he had fired into the I'm
fortunate beast when he the officers approach
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stabbed for Refusing 10 Treat.

KILL
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
morning. the case of johnson Boden, indicted for
an assault and battery with intent to kill Daniel
Jordan, on september IL last, by cutting him with
penknife, was tried, Assistant District Attorney
Sheppard for the Government and Major Walker
for defendant. The prosecuting witness from
Charles County, Nd. testified that he and some
others went TO a restaurant at the corner or 9th
and streets southwest get half pint or whisky,
and defendant asked him 10 treat, but he declined
TO do SO. The defendant was then ordered out
and as he went he made threat and wnen wit
ness came out he was attacked and cut twice and
so wounded that he Tell from the loss Of blood.
THE Jury returned a verdict OF guilty.
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Amusements Tonight.

NATIoSAI--''LOye in Harness."
ALBAUGHs--Fanny Davenport In Fedora"
observation-disclosures and Variety.
HARRIs.-Jennie Calef.
kERSANs.-Nariety.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
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Christmas Entertainments.
MRS. CLEVELAND LOOKS IN UPON THE LITTLE ONE.
DIR. SCNDERLAND'S CHCRCH

MRS. CLEVELAND LOOKS IN UPON THE LITTLE ONES AT
DIR. SUNDERLAND'S CHURCH.
The Christmas entertainment OF the Sabbath
school or the First Presbyterian church was held
last evening in the sunday school room. There
was magic lantern exhibition given under the
direction OF Mr.. DeWitte, and then the remainder
OF the evening was devoted TO games, into which
the children entered with great deal OF spirit
Mrs. Cleveland, who came In during the evening
was, together with the other people who had come
10 see the children'S Tun an interested spectator
and before she left at the request the children
she shook hands with them all. Later in the eve
ming the doors OF one OF the parlOrs were thrown
back, showing a supper table with Christmas
tree brilliantly lighted. The superintendent, Mr..
JnO. Dwight, and his wife, proved TO be admirable
hosts, and the secretary Of the school, Mr.. Irving
Williamson, contributed his quota to the success
OF the evenings entertainment.
Presents were distributed TO about 300 chill
dren OF the Memorial Lutheran sunday school
last evening" at the church. The children, with
the beautiful spirit OF the season, not only re-
ceived but gave, and quantities OF groceries and
clothing were contributed TO be distributed among
the poor. The children rendered an Interesting
program OF Rotations and songs.
There was Christmas tree last evening at
ST. James Episcopal church, on Sth street north
east, and the children or the church sung their
Christmas carols, and were delighted with the
gifts from the tree.
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The POpe's visitors.

FOhMEh CUAHANUkKS
ARMY AND OTHER FRIENDS.
The pope, in receiving yesterday sixty delegates
from the former pOntifcal army, headed by gems.
Kanzler and Charette, expressed sorrow at being
deprived OF his army; but this afictien, he said.
was softened BY the hope that the day was near
when he would again be enabled to have his de-
voted soldiers around him. Upon receiving from
the delegates the GIT OF a 1ewelled inkstand and
pen, he said that he would use them on the day on
which he signed decree for The reorganization OF
the army. The pope yesterday Entrusted the Duke
OF norfolk with an autograph letter to Queen Vic
toria. The duke started Immediately for England
10 deliver the letter. The Paris Unrers says that
the offerings already received for the papal jubilee
mass amount TO 100000. The mass win be ceie-
DRAFTED at a m. In Rome and half-past a. m. In
Paris the onertortes are expected TO be the largest
on record.
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The faculty OF Vanderbilt University, Tennessee.
resolved at It's last meeting to send petition 70
the delegation In Congress from Tennessee request
Ing them TO urge ana 70 vote for the removal OF
the duty on imported books
dispatch from Augusta, Ne, last evening, says:
Upon formally taking the chair at the opening Of
dress alluding feelingly TO the death Of Gov Bod
well
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Christmas Club SubscriptiOus.

Mrs. W. b. Webb, the treasurer OF the Christmas
Club dinner, reports the following additional sub
scriptions: friend, s.; Saks q Co., So; Mrs. KIM
ball, 81; friend, So; Miss Kennedy, 81 CDildrenS
CLUB, 81; COL and Mrs. +. Cotton, $40; Mrs David
MahOn, So; Lita Reed, 81.
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For New Yeor,s nav

Malaga Grapes, Florida Oranges Select Raisins
New Nuts, Fine Wines, Old Brandy, santa Cruz
Rum very fne), Choice Cigars, Table Luxuries,
ana SubStantials In great variety and very cheap
Come before the rush. NJ & p METzGER
Az 9TH st n W
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LOCAL MENTION.


Ypffeatons for The :. hours commencing ats y. M
FOR the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Viz
GINA. murh colder, fair weather preceded In the
eastern portions by rain, brisk TO high northwest
erly winds, diminishing N force Thursday, with a
tOli wave.
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Fry's cough balsam quickly cures hacking cough.
Less Than Half the Bottle.

MeSsrs. WV. B. RIKER & Son:
Gentlemen: 1t Is a true saying that "real merit
VIII nnd recognition" 1t has certainly proved so
with your Expectorant and other remedies.
medicines. but after suffering for six long weeks
from terrible attack OF Bronchitis, sore throat
and chest, and such distressing cough that
could get no sleep, was persuaded by my wife to
Try bottle or your wonderful ExpecIorant. In
three days was perfectly cured, taking less than
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trouble, ana IL Is now many weeks since. Many OF
my friends have also tried your splendid medicine
on your recommendation, and all certify to its
WONDERFUL and speedy curative powers. No one
they can obtain Rkers Expectorant.
Yours truly, L. r. HARPER
169 West 23d street.
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KILLS HIS WIFE AND SIX CHILDREN AND HIM.
sELF.-ln Lee County, Ga, last Sunday q man
named Nathan Reid, who did not live happily
sulen and morOse, brutaly murdered hts whole
family and then committed suicide. Some time
IN The evening he sent a half-grown boy who lived
with him after doctor. When the doctor and the
BOY returned they found the cabin heap OF smok-
Ing ruins, and in them the charred bodies OF Reds
vile and their six children A further search OF
the premises disclosed Reds body In the well with
MS throat cut. His knife was found beside the
well, and IL Is supposed he killed his wife and chill
dren, set fire to the house, and then killed himself
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
MUFFLERS. all Silk, large size, worth 81 only Soc
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 25c
SH0ULDER SHAWLS pure Wool, Soc.
COLORED SILK yELVETS 81, only SOC.
AsTRAKAN CLOTH, splendid quality, $40
French SATIINE COMFORTS, $3.50.
CRIB BLANKETS, large size, pure Wool, 90.
Handsome striped BLACK SILK vELvETS, cheap
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 5th IT.
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
Handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS poure wool, real
pSSsE WIFE SiSEaSkErs. .lish.,y.ousas1
pure wool cloth DRESS GOODS. yard and a half
wide. worth ~ reduced 70 Soc.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, pure Wool yard and
. hall vide: cash vlsue u, reduced to 621Sc.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense sixe extra
heavy. %. reduced to -.
TRlc0 CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width. very
TEESSa SERGE. sIse.n. prs.. Goods. all pur. an.
WOOL wide double width, all colors, wonderful bar
gain st 6Oc. reduced TO 371Sc
Cash Customers who buy Is or over win receive one
Of ne afiSl!oEinS Prsss9ss H.H dozen nns Nspkns
Gsse Cp: sSs se Who buy sl9 y
yds lcpE me quality elegant bridal Quilt handsons
- Don't fan to ask for the valuable present aga
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GENTLEMEN desiring TO purchase a box OF nice
cigars for New Years day can find great variety
ofstyles and prices 10 select from at our cigar de-
partnent. Best in quality and lowest in price is
our aim NJ. & p. METZGER.
Az 18th ST. NV,
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SUIT FOR $4,000 FOR SLASDER.-Wm. Fletcher
has, by MIR. W. A. Cook, filed a suit for $50 900
damages against John j. Shipman for SANDER
The complainant charges that he being a citizen
OF good repute, &C. the defendant, for The purpose
OF defaming him and tnjur1ng him, on the Sth OF
June last in the presence OF divers good citizens
said OF and concerning him, "There goes the
thievish numbering - OF a; 1t is a disgrace
TO go to law with such man TO get your rights
BY means OF which false and ScandalOuS words
the plaintiff claims TO have been injured In his
good name and reputation. second count
charges that defendant also used the following
words OF and concerning the plaintiff: Saint 1t a
pity have TO go 10 law and spend my honest
money TO get my just dues from that murderer
and thief that has lust passed by,
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A WOMAN TRAINING For A PRIZE EIGur -

WOMAN TRAINING FOR PRIZE FIGHT,-A
novel pugtist1c contest is expected to take place
at Pfttsburg, Pa. soon. Mrs Alice Robson the
wanted 10 fight Hattie stewart, the female cham.
plon. Mrs. Robson Is about twenly-seven, and the
mother OF two children. This is her second huS-
Dand She Is ready to fight the Stewart woman
for 81 900 side. 'TOm" Corners, the wrestler is
her trainer. She receives four lessons a week.
Mrs Robson and her husband own property worth
$4,000.
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Fennel Honey Extract, pc. and SOC. m,w&s
10 Per Cent Discount for this week only
10 reduce stock on our entire stock OF Trunks,
SatchelS, Fancy Leather Goods, Harness, Carriage
Robes, Horse Blankets, Whips &c, &C.
JAS. 5. ToPHAM, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
The Finest Favored COffeeS
and most delightful chocolate at very reasonable
prices. NJ d p MtTZGER.
All 9TH st. NV
Fry's cough balsam relieves whooping-cough
and Group.
Try Fennel Honey Extract for Coughs. m,w&s
Phillips Digcstible Cocoa
was served at International Medical Congress go
''ROyal Glue'' mends China Glass, Wood &C
S3 Per Gallon. 3Jc. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mall MCGEE's. 9th near d st. was
Fennel Honey Extract. for Lung Diseases H. was
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In Il Id. "Ward" prints 45c. per To-
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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DROPPED DEAD WHILE DOING A GOOD DEEp.-At
Chariottetown, P. E. l., owen Connolly the
wealthiest merchant there, dropped dead in his
store yesterday. He was writing an order for a
be a Christmas gift to q poor woman. when he
sank Into chair and expired. He was sixty
seven years old and married, but had no children,
he Is rated worth $500 900. His will, after making
several bequests gives the residue OF his estate
Tor the education OF poor Roman Catholic children
in Prince Edward Island
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poKskIS PAWS. Elseman Bros. cor. 9th & SIS

Strawberries! c. ESGEL's SONS have, as usual,
the rrSt strawberries OF the season; also tne as
sortmens OF everything new rare and early In veg
etabeS snd fruits. e. ESGEL's Sons,
$50 Center Market 9th ST. wing.)
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CITY ITEMS.

Thomas Wallace, Baltimores billiard expert,
died yesterday, aged 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-28

SwLLowTAn Coats E.seman Bros, cor. 7th & E.
For Washington dressed beef go TO JnO. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s 90 and $50 center Market, and 206 and
.OS Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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FINED TWENTY DOLLARS. ChaS Sweeney, q
young man who lives in East Washington, pleaded
not guilty IN the Police Court, this morning, 10 a
charge OK kicking John Stephenson, colored In the
eye. Witness testified that Tim higgins hired the
injured man to mind his team while lie went into
house on ID street; that when he came out, in
stead OF paying stephenson for his trouble, he
struck him and knocked him down, and sweeney
kicked him. Sweeney had 80 collateral, but the
judge raised him so, making the penalty $50, or
TO DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-28

The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free to every subscriber one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profusely illustrated, with more
than 100 coloreG lnapsand diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-28

CARD CASES for New Years at 10 per cent re-
duction. TOpham's, 1881 Pa ave. NV.
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SENATOR SHERMAN AGAINST LAMAR's CoNFrRMA-
TI0N.-ln reply to a communication from the
BucKeye Club, OF Springfield, Ohio, protesting
against the confirmation OF Mr.. Lamar as AssO-
clate Justice OF the United States Supreme Court
senator Sherman in a letter says: 81 take the
same view OF the nomination Of Mr. Lamar as
stated by your Buckeye Club. You may be sure
l Shall do all can TO prevent his confirmation.
regret to say, however, that fear my efforts will
be UNSUCCESSFUL
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There is a feminine character In Pelican Rapids
whose nickname for number Of years has been
minnesota Blizzard" The title deserves to pass
into history arm in arm with that Of "Bung Baa-
sen." She went to Washington during Billy Win
dom's palmiest days to obtain pension for her
husband. This was difficult matter; but she
began to talk to the republican members Of this
state. She talked early and late before breakfast
and after supper, rain or shine Window, II am
not mistaken, after weeks OF her talking, named
her the minnesota Blizzard" and told the COM
missioner OF Pensions that either the pension must
be granted or the Minnesota delegation be killed
by talking. The blizzard" got her pension.
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NINE EMMA SoULE, OF 905 5th avenue, New York,
will have an opening OF imported dinner, evening,
and ball dresses at The Arlington January TO q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-28

Cold WAyK COMMA Signal once bulletin
says: Cold wave coming The temperature win
probably fall 20 degrees or more by am. Thurs
day.
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APPLETOSS CyCLoPEDIA or BIOGRAPHY, three
Volumes, now ready. See WANTED" column.
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4 MARVEL OF PURITY.

Royal Perfect Baking PowderAbsoutey Free From Linn
The Royal Baking is analysts 70
is
free nonum eand
1t
all the lime has
eumnated
Of
all is anteed
the
Of Of
absolute in he Baking Powder follows:
OF
Baking baking powder
an free from lime in FORM
proved Royal Baking
quality from any
McNuRrx r
q. s. Of Asrrunn
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u pie pleasant new brick houses 4 rooms. water,
yards sheds $40 each. bet 9TH and 9TH and q SITS.
sc SWORNSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 st. NV.
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DosskN PASTs- Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH sts.
EKY,s cough balsam cures coughs and colds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-28

JEwELRY at reduced prices for this week at Lad
sons, 4sS3 9TH street
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Full DRESS VESTS. Eseman Bros, cor. 7th s E.
FRY's cough oalsam for coughs, colds, sc.
Go TO G. G. CoRSwELL & Son and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
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WV MuEHLEIsES. 9l6 and 9ls 5th st. NV, han
dies only the best grades OF pure wines and
lunOrs- Give him a call
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They Enjoy Dancing too well to Desert.
From the Louisville Courier journal
There has been an increase OF assertions from
the army, but the commissioned officers appear to
be all there.
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swAuowT,n Coats. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH E.
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Malignant DfPtheria I'm Baltimore.
A VESSEL LOAD OF ITALIANS DISSEMINATE THE DIS

A number Of cases Of malignant diphtheria have
occurred In Baltimore. vessel load OF Italians
were landed at New York two weeks ago. There
had been several deaths on the voyage from dipth-
iberia, yet the emigrants were let loose upon the
country, says Baltimore dispatch, without any
precaution being taken to prevent the spread Of
the disease. Some OF them came to Baltimore and
Cne children OF the families are suffering with
Upntheria, and some OF them have died. In speak
Ing OF the matter yesterday, Health Commissioner
Steuart SAID: sit Is all due to the loose manner
In which the quarantine oficers at New York per-
form their duty, but check to the whole business
would be q law 70 stop tndiScriminate immigration
Inc last Two outbreaks OF small pOx In Baltimore
are traceable to NETWORKS careessness In allowing
passengers from foreign ports to land and scatter
over the country before the danger OF cOntagton
from anected passengers was past"
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Full DRESS vEsrs. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH & E
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The Russian Umiversity Outbreak.
rHR CAR ORDERS AN INQUIRY INTO TER srupENrs'
GRlEv ANCES.
large number OF seditious handbills printed on
photograph are In circulation In st. Petersburg.
All attempts to discover the source OF the hand
bills have been Ruthless The hancbills appeal TO
the students to join the party OF liberty and to
avenge their comrades ''wbo were murdered in
MOSCOW" 1.-THE students grievances" the hand
bills say, "are great, but they are nothing COM
pared with the sufferings Of the people" The
authorities have decided not to reopen the univer-
stiles until the end OF February. Count Scheremte-
rem, prominent noble OF MOSCOW, in an audience
with the car, protested against the manner In
winch the university students were being treated
He charged the authorities with making grossly
untrue reports regarding the situation OF affairs In
the universities. The car has given orders that
stringent inquiry be made into the charges
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swAILowrAn Coats. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH E.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-3s L STREET NORTHWEST. SIX
FOWLER, 92l + St NV d2S-4ts
EOR RENT-TWELvEROOM HOUSE, 'FRONT.'
~ ing park. L St NV, between 18th and 18th sits ;
al convenience; unfurnished- Apply at 1l06 L st.
doS pee
TOR PENTHOUSE 80 ST NV. APPLY 6O4
II pennsylvania NV. d2s-3ts
EOR RENT-ONE TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
~ eight rooms, bathroom, concrete basement, with
az. a., MODERN improvements; paIered with gold paper
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10 the building. Inquire 403 9TH ST. NV. d2S-St
Tor RENT-NEw HOUSE. 9O2 o ST n W.; .
~ rooms and bath all moGern improvements. In
qqlrs OF FRANK T. BROWNING. 4l6 9Th St NV.
EOR RENT-622 H ST. NV, THREE-sToRY
pr,ck, Ii rooms, mod. imps., at 80 PER month also
aIS43 per month. Inquire of A. EBERLY'S sons.
llo 9TH st. NV. d27-3ts
FOR RENT-517 9TH ST n W., ROOMS, WITH
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at o19 4th ST. NV. d21-jts
LCOR RENT
ITO Sth st. nw...... Sos 1874 n York av NV $50
hSSU Sth 81 n.w.......30 l4l5 Corcoran st. 30
20 GRANT Piace 40 1886 f ST. 20
93l Rhode Island 40 SIS st. 10
1877 1877 ilth St 80 l943 18th st. IL
AZ Wilson st............. L / SlI Grant ave nwl II
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EOR RENT-TO RESPECTABLE CoLORED PEG
yards, sheds, $40 EACH. bet 9TH and 9TH and q SITS
e AZ 90
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Il The following bargains in Second hand Carr5-
ages Two sQusrefront BrOushans. latest style USED
onLy one season aud rs good ~ new. one eftenson-
'front.' broushhm. used only three mouths. q very
sly sh carriase and In perfect order. one round front
Coupe with chids seat One oct-son. falling front,
Landaulett pole and shafts. made by Brewster "a.
one falling roundfro Landaulett pole nd Shaft-
made by Demsrest co. one round stationar, Lam
dSnl.tl by Brewster Co, pole and shafts. one good
blue trimmed brouehan. little old style, but IN
cellent order only recently done up very cheap ons
very stylish Tea Cart, pole and shAfts One sdebAr
brewster Busgy Also. several other very good
second hand vehicles for sale reasonable r.s cu-
sidering the quality Of the work offered
ANDREW j. JOYCE.
d2O-2w Corner l4th and L sta Nv
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE your eyesight. consult Hempler, cor Az.
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Full DRESS SUITS. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH ]
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PEOPLE desiring safe and profitable Investments
IN any amount should write,
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp

Eisl5 Conn. sy.s4id6s
1921 Ct-sv.n.w-lhr333-3
1916 n Ut. NV, l2r- .l2s
A2o 10th stn.wy15r.ll !.
1 1SIe g g 81 !, nv 2, = I lSf Fl; .l ls
1oU9 9th IT. NV. lar. loo
1879 Mass. ave. -..-.lOt
1916 2lst st. NV 11f 30
1919 y ct. nv. llr..Ql
1908 Conn ave-, 13r.67.5C
1915 W. sv. NV, l2rs3.3 "a
l22ee l. st. D W., t2r 81. "a
1884 2Sth st. NV, lar 80
SlI l2th It n-w.,l4r :. sc
623 y st. NV. Is n. ia
l4S! L Sc NV. LOT. ia
1904 Conn. ave- llr. rs
1850 q. NV. LIT. 10